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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-09-03

The best place TO trade is at the CHI
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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-09-03

The Commercial House. Best hotel in
the city. For price. terms Of payment
&c, can on 4. W. LOWE.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-09-03
Republican County Convention.

A delegate convention Of the Republican voters
Of Phillips County VIII be held at the Court
House, Ia PhiliipsbuFg, on Saturday, September
2tth, 1887, az o o'clock p. m. for the purpose OF
placing In nomination candidates for the follow
lag Offices.
Register OF Deeds
County Treasurer.
County Clerk.
Sheriff.
County Surveyor.
Coroner.
Commissioner LIST District.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-09-03
LISIOE lands Tor SAFE.

j. w. Lowe, Real Estate and
Loan Agent. herewith furnish a list
of lands ia his hands for sale, and
parties desiring 10 purchase q good
farm at bargain viii please note the
following list:
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-09-03

: : :. =
Commencing at sc corner Of NV or NV or thence
west rods thence north $50 feet. thence east
rds thence south $50 It., also a tract com. at
point center Gee. line 81 rods east of the 4 sec.
cor between sec 25 and 26 thence Il so rods thence
east A rods thence south 80 rods thence west a
rods Containing in both pieces 2t acres Eo-1--2O
Amt S13 81.
sW or sg or p 90 q
sw ar ne or NV or sc Or and
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-09-03
NOTICE OF FISAL SETTLEMENT

II. A. TONGE, Register
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-09-03

No. 2.-160 acres, located miles south OF Re
public City, 40 acres under cultivation. Price
5lr5Jo. Terms $1,000 cash. balance on i've years
time.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-09-03

ski, TWO stories above basement, frame barn
ESQ stables and sheds, 100 acres fenced feed lot
acres small corral fence, one mile of creek, good
imber, 50 10 80 acres under cultivation, GOOD
richard, 100 young trees and abundance of small
Eults1 Two good wells with pumps good wood
4. eco, all cash. This land is in Freedom town
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-09-03

No lf.-1Gl Acres, 20 miles northeast OF Phil
-ips1nfs' so9d farm, plenty of good running wa
tgi' eoaN uMper, Kansas house. stables, fruit
30. l3--lu1 acres, creek farm Is acres under
CULTIVATION plenty OF water and timber. Price
80 Il ana j. are adjoining quarter sections
ana VIII be sold sepcFaUe or together 70 suit pur-
chaser.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

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peaed - ~ before 80 lsfs frssissfie zst'arg.
sa4 ses pfe1alillies ars tnas tne fsulss -
saE ssseesss sil ~ great
80 ssssi Geo. i.es. -Ehs saenay . there
aaa ans Eosnz ~ sIfaek him tnfr1.%
LosSstfset s4fs. 4 suggested lnas such =
H0ss - proposed sogld give - eon8roi of
las Fosss .ea5las - NAshinztoia ard baiEi-
nsogs, 4na Fsal4Izisd Ssen> Lee a ear iglEEal
plans. II - 1.sd faiisa behind Asasie and
insiscesi 9n staying between him aad - asis-
inst0n, ns soa.d baxs beea compelled % AZ
taek anl would have been tadls beaten.
Gen. Lss answered. 'Ss, they aFs io position.
an4 I Ifa gong 70 ship tkeul Or they are gong
b ship ~. | szw he Wa IN 10 fraese q
mind % Sen @ further argumsat &C ths-
Jllas. ~ dIl nos push the waiter. bat dster-
Illllsd g. rsns. tas suby.ct ths nsx II snorning =
As dsl rene~ tas sao ject ca tie morning
of TIE ~. Llt Lee woalc n0s constier the
proposition - move t. Mestss loft and rear.
OB ihs asoEaing q fhs 81 Les cane % klEa
aHd sobi Einl % renew ne attack on Gene
terry L.h Qncs more. the tDird tine, Loas-
sEssss aFze.i tbs IaOvslaef. % deakses l-,t.
fis saws. = stafet - Gen. Lee that | hsd
been examining ths ground over 70 tie right,
AL 0a- alnrh hiciIuesl % tlink the test thiax
waz % move % ths FEDERAL ieft.
No. - sid. 4 ara gong 70 saks them
where they sre, on Cemstery hin. / want
you 70 taks P.ekests division aud make ths
attack. al resnfCrcs yoz b. two diyis-
ious of the Tnirsi corps
aTtas will give me Is, 600 men, replied
4 have been a soldier, l may say, from the
RANKS ~ q the position 1 now hold l have
been In pretty much all kinds Of skirtnishes.
from those Of two or three soldiers up 10
those q an army corps, and l think 1 can
safely ssy there never was body Of l5,0OO
nlen who could maks that attack success
fully
.Ihs general seemed little impatient at
my remarks. 50 1 said nothing more. As he
showed DO indication OF changing bis plan, |
weat TO work at once 10 arrange my troops
for tho attack. 7-Ss- Louis Globe Democrat
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

TIE easfiaeg GettVstnrr Fanorsnna com
panv acciarsl dir. ietG sasi.h s1ras 81 par
cert o,, caritsI of seo GO Though the
rarcrafna is f11r ~ sive Tsars old its draw
ing rower is stiN great Frequently its
reeeirts r-nch ftoo dsv So eshcr picture
ever 81 conpietsl7 capaued the popular
fancr Drriuz tsr frst resr ~ tao ct -
~xista~fe fhe s+t t>fiaars was aRormcifs fla
cnr c--ss.cn 81 20 ~es Paid lat1 fhe Eox
csfce let~c~', i9 ocieck iu - noraiag ael
? a. nfZht Tbis vas n The convention year
81 isst The rrnfsnr Ger aong ur1e paid
~ Per cent q rrtth a. fe.sis. krcrirr u1
EMS rate even sfter the csrftal 4eek rss
scaeiesi A roca manv rasii pecr,s 5waed
= few shares ~ Ftsck. aai thev x1ine5 sseh
= lifr,e rcupefes,ce rhe 1sDcrsuae s'1-rezs
gsve q eTrst iur~fus ~ rsscrar-s. hrfairx
a. ever re ccur>rT r. lryi. t<siies. tr rs.y-
uisf fsnt stcck enferprises Ia tar Ines sf
ctuer silfiscineNts 90 hi-e1o Hrfaid
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

rhere r. a velusg r,sn 81 ths tss-n whose
rinz r,.,eks ard Azrs.e~.re eSas s,-st'i.r With
rs Fenerei air - ret-irers atass hirt q
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n faet - rfps ths errss f.~sri rsn.r I. fxtlfa
every nirak ~ the aooFrir- - Is h,-t as
rlear sred snl ssrssesese. set - sal4 ~
otter aav ,tst tte oai~ te'1fsas ~ -xrer.-
ep.-as3 vas ~ ennrieae N t.s asn tsaf -
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fis sto.rs - 1flu.htr f carsrv his,s :. hfs
s1.ers is re~-iatad - -ts s1snflfr ~ r-s., be
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afhrr hsf<ras vfatrFs wHe sfe rercT>ef e.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

For twenty years there has lived on Fifth
avenue, within q biscuit toss OF Madison
square, = man whose profession is, probably,
sal g>nsris Hs - absolutely a human ency-
elopsdia-a man OF references befacetted
from the crown Of his head 70 the scles of his
feet with absolute information upon ell tire
known ologiss. languages, professions and
trades He Is OF Hebrew blood and an ag-
nestle He Is now about % years OF age. al
though he looks younger and has not grown
a day older In appearance during the past de-
ca4e. Interested from his youth up in edu-
cation. be conceived the idea. some twenty
years or more ago, OF turning his gifts Of
eruditioa AMI memory % his own account,
commercially. and 20 that of his fellow men,
intellectually. and has thrived space since 10
located himself in Fifth avenue surrounded
by his books. his globes ana his scientific ap-
parasus of al kinds. Are You physician
with n delicate and difficult diagnosis on
handl Go 10 Nr L. snd be viii i'm a twink
lug place dozen books. citing relevant
cases. before you and eiucidate the respective
sreatisss with rare directness and perspicac-
itv. Are you clergyman with knottY
theological problem on handi ar. l. will.
nom his collection. numbering 1000 works
on theology alone, brush away The cobwehs
in trics and cleavs the rebellious nut Of
perplexity 70 the kernel ia trice.
AMI 50 on, tap this human fountain Of uni
versal ku0w.cdgs AZ any point. and he is ever
responsive. He comes high Nothing good is
cheap. but hs never disappoinss, and he has
70 - sought when ths need exists. There is
r,o sign upon the outer portals OF his study,
and no allurinx advertisement has ever vet
disclosed the identity of perhaps The greatest
Of Americans scholars. Use late DR.. J. c.
Holland was bis pupil and The foundation OF
Scribnsr's Monthly was built upon the solid
roes1 Of tbis perennial magazine Of informa-
ton. NJ. l. is naturally a charming conver-
sationalist and on bis Letks day, as hls friends
ard votaries call u. hs will receive every
known caller without money aud without price
within ths sanctlm of bis holy Of hoiies, while
hs responds % the manifold queries that ths
xnoviedge seeker ventures 70 PROFOUND. Mr..
l. is IA manner genial. gracious and Sympa-
thatic. In this era Of ninerdciaiitT IL Il not
uttls comforting - know that one man az
lsase has deived % the very depths Ok human
achievement in IRE purely Intellectual evola-
tion of tbe God given talents o. the scholar
ard scienL.st.--Nsu YORK Graphic.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

The frieviaz Is the <ub-.anca ~ vaak a
ssaiinz ssntlst sai shs o.aer day. re "a
engaged VITA saus zestienssn is discussing
tae vtrfi,s 81 remedies used 81 src.a the pai1
raasesi ty ,te s1tfse .sn Of tre.s zaea a lady
una raatel csa x bsr uloisrs rEsied sntersi
tha eins. TIE isn*ist IL arsier e, prove wbat
Be ka.i sreu safi1e tel ber Ia had sore q
tae rew re-nstir sna vsuii use E 50 th-f
wonia not fsci snT pain Ste vas ~ei
riesset ard sftsr eei''x estesl ~ sh~ CRAZY.
he r sbed a fitsie ~aser ca Der gsms. ard
rr'iiue hsr trofe tosses 6 up - tse eei.inr
sxc cs.-.lre FTarrei Tat ddnf E8rs anr.
ia SER The kfiv vss posi.ivs tfst s1e Pei
&c rain. ard weat awsg przsinE t1e rev
rsrse3v @ hrr4h N..rtH sfs-n.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23
SAFELY on the TOP.

The past weeks business. which has
ceedcd all our expectations again TO that our
methods and prices suit the pubc exactly. Mann that
could satisfactorily served i'm other
and ii pleasure to the bustiing eager
purchasing crowd from and far getting their wants
supplied. Every Of ourf. sS Departmental shows
increase of 80 per cent. i'm sales.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23
] Y. ). SIXTH { Co., i.yslsrs,
DETaorT, AUTUMN OF 1857.
1 f63 Woodward Avenue.

mEssEes. Va. 6. SMITH & co.
offer to the public FOR the Autumn and
Holiday Season of 1887, an unusual
collection Of choice artistic Foreign
wares and Gems. the selections of
member of their house made during the
past summer in the European Mar
kets, embracing Porcelain and Faience
wares from the leading English and
Continental potteries and art produc-
i015 IN Glassware; Gems In Din
monds. Pearls. and the Coiored
stones, Fine Mantel and Hall Clocks !;
Classic Bronzes and Choice Brica brac.
Tie collection Is tho largest ever shown
By them. and having been imported direct,
ard containing as + does the lates: desir-
able novelties. II is claimed that Il Offers
superior advantages 10 purchasers, both as
70 price and variety.
In Watches of American and
Syslss manufacture. and n Sterling
Iyerware aud Fashionable
.seweiry, their collection Is full and
choice.
\. B.-7E. s. SMITH & 90. arc
thc authorized sole ageais in Michigan for
nc fire watches of SafCk. Phillips
a Co. Of Geneva. ard for Detroit g.
The Sterling SiiVerTa5e of The Gorhssu
co. Of Providence, Il l.
They also maintain aarssclass Optical
department Visitors % Detroit arc invited
70 an inspection.
Cords scns o1 srp-ovals coTsspouiaacc
se'iCred, strictly one price.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23
Water Color Decorating.

Designs and estimates will be
furnished, on application, by
the undersigned for artistic in
terror decorating, competing in
price and beauty Of finish with
wallpaper decorations, by the
use OF the permanent water
color "Anti-Kalsomiue.'
We guarantee TO do this artis-
tic and durable hand decorating
so as to produce better effects
for the same amount money
that il would cost to d. the
same room with wall paper.
either IN cheap or clar crate
work; and the work is guaran-
tccd to be permanent and that
4 will never require taking off
10 Te-hnish the walls with the
same or any other finish.
TIE ceiling of the new entrance to
Powers Opera House is a sample of
One grade OF this work.
d q Henry &c CO,
: o. rait, Landscape, Flesco and Scenic
Ar lists.
(Ai' d'signs Originally
Studio % Monioc-st., Grand Rapids
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

TSs -srr-d Fnrr@ss whife siertset r - -
rszrs~rd frc.n NsassisT - 8snzocr - c10-
visl-e 30 nstives thst BE rayai B ass hes 4 r
srrsa~ei ssrevrr ss fcaa - the eiss,isaE.t
rsssssfr-i ,s ksr8alav raay ef tas Err-,ars
frriir r~ite~~i fhaf Tnessw sf ~ faniiv
wriid svsntas.iT vajov ssssr s~n aSeia. -
rh--are Nerre
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

Anaf A@ftf tf-t trttttpte OF America
Broadway is miles upou miles long. a rush
AZ lie such as never bavs seen, not 50 full
- The Strand, bat 80 rapid. Tbs houses are
always heir1 torn down snd built up again,
the railroad cars drive slap into the midst OF
shs city There are huricsdes and scaff0ld-
inzs b5uEinx evarTwhsre. I have not been
.into bctse exceTt the fat country one, but
sorlsth'ee new is being done - &c. and the
hauolseiH-s aTs e'atsefiif- ia the passsge, or
a wali. CT Steps az do7~r. Of tha family - -
ing 70 u1rve Ncsoiy is qaist berr. 40 mora
sn T. Tbsras aud rsstisssn-ss plsases ne.
snd h<e Tor a Itfie, the dssh ~ lie Stream.
sn1 net received - zed. whica I Ike 800.
There IS o1e psrsr ntich roes e,l every uacrn-
ia< saying an a slco. and 1 dont say no.
Sax people wsrr reslins g a, Breakfast this
morning and che nan eepsstts me popped g.
uuisr - tsb's-f-th Bas The o-ber raress
rrar ~ appreciation rAacssrays Letter
ia Scribcafs
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

r. = poca.ar Form ~ ansslsersssle az7rrR
ssseise ~ - who have gainei rces' lsrsf.e
tocsl recusssica fer saefr aea ia vocd
<.rvsnx - ear~e psprs for t1esr gentse1ser
2r1k xSrk Sev
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-11-10

The residence Of Mr. and Mrs.
Jonas ShiPe was thecenter OF attrao-
tion on last Tuesday afternoon. The
cause being the marriage OF theII
daughter Fanny 10 Henry Fulton,
Rev. Miller, Of Chico, officiating.
After the ceremony an elegant sup
Per was served. The presents we're
useful and handsome ~ we'll a. orna-
mental. The next day all we're In
vited to the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elijah Fulton, where another
pleasant time wa spent and splen-
did diuneF was served, TO which all
did ample justice, I assure you. All
went home with the conviction that
Il was good 70 be there. May their
pathway always be ~ bright as now
u the wish Of their friends. Those
who were present ct the wedding
we're Mr.. and Miss Miller, Of Chico
Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Fulton, Mr.
and MIS-. E. 8. Wilder, Mr.. and Nm.
ThOa. Montgomery, Mr.. and Mn.
John ShiPe, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Eutsey, Mr.. and Mrs. John AndeF-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred KeelSr. Mr..
Henry EeWmeyer, Mr.. Will and
Phena Johannes, Mr.. VIII and Miss
Helen RsinOld, Mr. II. h. Godfrey.
Mrs. J. P. Barber, Mr.. John Fulton,
Miss Mary Killer, Mr.. Sam1 Bug
EArd, Miss Maud Keas, Mrs. Esther
Mr.. and Mrs. ThOs. Wright.
GCEsT.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-11-10

our future. and, he said unless you
are al mistaken, you are going to
march 70 the front with rapid
strides.
On motion the president appointed
a committee, consisting Of c. w.
Banks, E. G. Culp and X. A. Levitt.
TO furnish Congressman Anderson
with all the data that was necessary,
and John Anderson was appointed q
commltte Of oneto get City Engineer
Johnston 10 furnish 8 city map for
the same purpose.
The railroad committee we're
granted further time, aud given
power 10 act with Congressman An
derson In any way they deemed ne
eessary.
II was decided 10 "waIt TIL the
elouds roll by" on the sorghum su-
gar question.
AIr. White reported on the Psason
matter, aud said he had about sixty
signatures, and by the unanimous
voice Of the meeting, was granted
more time.
Before adiOaTning the following
resolution was unRnlmOuslysdOpted,
and . copy signed by the president
secretary, was given 20 Mr.. Ander-
son:
WHEREAs-Inasmuch a. Con-
gresham Anderson has in the year
past introduced q bill in the United
States congress recommending the
establishment of a L. 3. Court at
Salina, and thst he has again slgni-
fed his willingness 20 aid SalinR in
securing this prize, and for his kind
words OF q cooperative nature before
the Board this evening, be Il
RcsOlucd-That we ~ q Board OF
Trade tender our worthy Congress
nan our most sincere thanks. for
his efforts 10 the past. and for whRt
We feel sure he viii accomplish 10
h. fruNr
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-11-10
On the wing.

Marshal Chace made a little toui
about the city yesterday In pursuit.
Of one Joseph Schmoker, alleged t
be the proprietor Of 3 pocket So,
LOOM" The pOrtly marshal made 6
good run, but he was not feet
enough to overhaul the running 90.
loon. The pursued and pursuer left
Santa Fe In the vicinity Of Herr
berg's bakery, and were making
good time in q roundabout way
towards the Iron avenue bridge.
At that point Fred Palmer attempted
to stop SohmOker, but was fright
ened OF by the fugitive. William
COder was called to the assistance
Of the winded marshal, and over
took Schmoker before he crossed the
bridge. The prisoner was immedi-
ately lodged in jail 10 await his
trial. The authorities were after
the same party about fair time. who
scented the danger and left town,
but returned q few days ago and re-
sunied his former business. He
had on his person when cap
.ured q bottle Of McIsean's Strength
sning Cordial.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-11-10

The first meeting Of this Assocla-
ton convened ct the court house on
Saturday p. m. 81 1880, President
Armstrong In the chair. The at
tendance WAS very good. and the
program announced WAs carried out
Mr.. Emmitt MeCsrty read q well
prepared paper on Spelling"
Other papers we're prepared and
read as follOss; MF H. NJ. Means
on "Subjects to be continuously re-
vlsed." Prof. ROllman, "Friday
afternoon exercises" and Mrs. a. J.
Carruthers on Graduation, 5peeF's
course Of study" Discussions on
subjects presented followed. A
committee Of four were appointed 70
secure lectures for the Association.
A contest In spelling will take place
before the winter Il over. Teachers
win please bear this In mind and
make prelsratIOn Ia time. The
next meeting will Be held at the
same place GA Saturday, Nov. 26th,
1:S0 p. IN. shArP-Wlth following
program:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-11-10

The Ellsworth Reporter contains
the following;
Bob. Jedfles, Of Sallna, wa 10
the city last Friday evening. attend.
Ing the Masonic bail. Bob has
scores q friends Ga Ellsworth.
The No. Pacific Railroad ls nov
oOlnplsted to within three and 4 half
miles Of Ellsworth. When the road
IL finished 20 our city, they will have
something 20 haul both ways; pas
sengers, freight and salt.
Mr.. II. O. johnson has contracted
with the Ellsworth Mining
10 sink another well within two
miles q the u. P. r. r. depot at
such place &c q majority Of the stock
holders Of the company may select.
The well 70 Be sunk 800 feet and
work 20 commence on or before
January 18th.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-11-10
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

CoCNTY OF SALIEE.
In the Probate Court In and Cor sid Coun-
~.
In the Matter of the Estate OF J. b. Groge,
deceased.
Notice is hereby Eivea. That Ilsttersof A.
ministratiOn have been granted 20 the under
signed on the Estate Of John B. Una. b.
late Of said County, deceased, By the Honor
able, the Probate Court Of the County anG
state Aforesaid, dated the End day Of Nov
ember A. D., lss7, Now, all persons havinf
claims against said Estate are hereby nOii
led that they must present the same % tht
undersigned for allowance, within one yeai
nom the date OF said Letters, or they may b.
and thEt Hsuch claltuE BE- not exhibited with
10 three years afier the date Of said Letters,
they shall b. forrvcr barred.
LOTTtE GROGER, Administrative
November 22l, l6ss.
Carver a Bond. Counsel.
November ard. Isl.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-11-10

l;O openlnlns Exercises. Music.
$50 Lessons ~ Language for Primary
Grades, D. n. kesfeF. DISCUSSION by
Freeman Holm. J. A. Ward, William
Henderson.
2:oo How 70 Give Instruction N Morals
II. Ella Fertig. Discussion By Eva " ella,
n. 8. Mitchell, Maggie Watson
2ssO Arithmetle; Long Division, Chas
SWiaher. Discussion by W. r. Adams
I. D. ". AanchesieE, Berta Schwartz
500 Primary Reading, J. W. Willis. Dis.
cussion by Kate ArmstrOns, Ella Davis.
Laura Agin
II IL desirable that - many ss pos
slble Of the teachers OF the county
attend the meetings OF the associa-
ton. Our frst meeting was q sue.
cess and with the cooperation OF
the teachers those that are to he
held In the future will be Of great
benefit to US all. No. IS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-11-10

Persons whOse property hAs been
appraised for the benefit Of che Fight
Of way 70 the Chicago, Kansas and
Nebraska Railway Company are sd
vised that the law seems 10 require
that appeal from the report Of the
appraisers must be hled within Ten
days from the date Of che ding Of
their report, tO-Wlts-on o. bsforo
Mssdsy, the Tsh day q November,
iEateat.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-11-10
NOTICE.
An Dsbtora Of T. c. Ritter = c..

Arb HEREBY NOTIFIED that ] have beer
duly appointed and qualified as Receiver q
the CASE Of the standard Implement Com
pany, plaintiff, against T. L. Ritter & Co
defen dantE, pending In the District Court O
Saline county and State Of Kansas. wherein
an order OF attachment was issued, and tina
you are required 70 deliver over 20 me an
property Of the said +. G. Ritter 4 c.. g.
your possession Or control, and pay to ne
any sum or sums OF money owing by you, g
the said 7. {. Ritter & co.
Dated this 18Th day Of October, A. ID. 1857.
n3Sf8 e BLAIR. Receiver.